Sentence examples for confusing exchanges from inspiring English sources

The indictment was announced without warning Monday evening in Austin, the state capital, and it came after a flurry of angry and confusing exchanges between local prosecutors and lawyers for DeLay, who stepped down as House majority leader as a result of his original indictment last week on related conspiracy charges.

What started as a confusing exchange became a friendship; I went to her wedding a few years ago.

As for its editorial, they will learn that the paper is as baffled as they are by this "somewhat esoteric and... confusing" exchange of views.

In confused exchanges of gunfire, tear gas, stones and bottles on Tuesday, one person was killed and at least 20 were wounded.

His coyness was drawn out for several more confused exchanges before he finally broke.

By fixing the yuan to the dollar, China has been forced to hold interest rates lower than is prudent, leading to inefficient investment and excessive bank lending.The problem is that Chinese officials, along with many foreign commentators, tend to confuse exchange-rate flexibility and capital-account liberalisation.

They never have been, really, not even when Gianfranco Zola was gambolling around the pitch for them like a confused exchange student who'd only wound up playing in West London because he'd been kidnapped by the teenage smoking gang that passed for the club's squad at the time.

Curious locals and confused visitors exchange glances over their 10-rupee bowls of ice-cream.

He and his writing team would often get confused with exchanging and executing ideas for the script; as a result they created outlines, distinguishing the separate realities with green or red ink.

He and his writing team would often get confused with exchanging and executing ideas for the script; as a result, they created outlines and distinguished them in green and red ink.

But the exchange is confusing because it also appears to refer to an earlier exchange at the hearing concerning a different category of 1.5 million people.